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originally posted by: khnum
a reply to: ~Lucidity
Once upon a time there was something called personal responsibility,for example my aunt went away had the baby and had it adopted but thank you for the update with the current paradigm
The unborn's identity was already stolen.
I mostly have a problem with how carelessly you privileged born "its" treat the idea and sanctity of life from that privileged position.
originally posted by: Bone75
originally posted by: windword
An acorn isn't an oak tree.
You're getting you're guide book arguments jumbled here. You're supposed to use that one when discussing fertilized eggs.
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
1. Lab Technician In Latest Video Admits Planned Parenthood Is Only Reimbursed For Actual Costs
2. Center for Medical Progress May Have Obtained The Footage Illegally
3. Procurement Companies Like StemExpress Act As "Middlemen," Reimbursing Abortion Providers For Donation Costs Before Reselling To Researchers At Higher Prices
4. Latest Video Cherry-Picks From Previous Deceptively-Edited Videos
5. Critical Republican Lawmakers Voted To Legalize Fetal Tissue Donations
6. It Is Legal To Accept Reimbursement For Fetal Tissue Donation To Offset "Reasonable Expenses"
7. Experts Agree "There's No Way There's A Profit" For Planned Parenthood
originally posted by: The GUT
There's that "it" again. It's like that sociopath in the movie screaming, "It must put on its lotion" in preparation for some skin harvesting.
The Huffington Post reported that Congress lifted a ban on fetal tissue donation for medical research back in 1993. According to the report, current Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) was one of the Republicans who voted to legalize the donations, as did Reps. Lamar Smith (R-TX) and Fred Upton (R-MI), "all of whom have condemned Planned Parenthood in the past two weeks for its involvement in the practice." 7/24/15>
There's no such thing as a critical Republican lawmaker